try it today! welcome to jack in the box! throughout our world. >> the latest on pro-palestinian protests at bay area universities. the demands that demonstrators on the campus of stanford are making, and in the race to represent california in the us senate, public safety is among the top issues, with one of the candidates just experienced first hand abou crime n san ancisco. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark and it's a friday. it's april 26th. rosemary is here now with your weather. and some of us had rain last night. rosemary >> yes. good morning dave. happy friday to you. and we still have

a little bit of drizzle, a few scattered showers that could pass this morning before the system moves out, giving you a look. there at the dark start over oakland this morning where we are covered in partly clear, mostly cloudy conditions and you can see the drizzle there along the coastline and moving into the sierra snow falling here right about 6000ft. so that is also continuing for at least the first part of the day as this storm works its way across most of the pacific northwest and through california, as well as nevada, we are calling for the possibility of a few sprinkles this morning, followed by partly cloudy skies later today and winds expected to pick up behind the front. a better look at the current conditions, what you can expect for today and the weekend coming up at 401. let's see how the highways are shaping up this morning with sal. good morning. >> good morning rosemary. right now it look pretty good out there. i can't say much about the commute. it's nice and light. and sometimes on fridays we have a lighter commute and we're hoping for that today. it

is light. now usually it is at this early hour and you can see traffic on interstate 880 looks good and it also looks good on that san mateo bridge. this is 280 in san jose and that looks good as well. 401 let's get back to the headlines okay, sal. >> thank you. well, at stanford university, protest tents are up this morning. stanford is the latest school where pro palestinian demonstrators are occupying the campus. the movement started last week at columbia university. it has spread across the country at both public and private colleges and universities. ktvu is lamonica peters has more from stanford. >> at stanford university, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered thursday afternoon chanting and marching on campus. we will not stop. >> we will not rest. >> this was financed through their chants. they called on the university to divest from what they call apartheid design on a quarter.

>> no more money for israel slaughter. no more money for israel slaughter. free palestine, free free palestine to divest means the university would divert money from its investments in companies that protesters believe are tied to israel and profit from the war in gaza. >> and if you really want to know what the students want, maybe, just maybe, try to talk to them, try to sit down on a table with them, maybe try to listen to their chants once and not think about it as just some mob that's trying to destroy your house. >> organizers at stanford are calling the movement the people's university of palestine, and say they want to establish an alternative learning space to raise political consciousness in white memorial plaza, supporters spoke about why they felt compelled to join the protest. >> i urge us to keep all of this in mind, that the black struggle in the palestinian struggle are inextricably tied to one another as an international student from vietnam, the only reason that

i'm standing here right now is because a few decades ago, millions of students and people from all over the world and the us stood up and fought for us, for divestment, for liberation, for the wars and the killings to stop. >> now, i reached out to stanford university officials, and they say they support the students right to free speech. but if any of the university's policies are broken, they do intend to pursue disciplinary action. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. all right. >> lamonica, thank you. and at uc berkeley, a pro-palestinian protest continues with tents set up at sproul plaza. so far, it's been a peaceful protest in less than three weeks, the spring semester at cal will end. uc officials say they don't plan to change their investment policies or practices, which the protesters are demanding now. down in los angeles, ucla now has ten set up by hundreds of protesters. the encampment also

has a library, a medical tent and a desk for where the media can check in. last night there was a counter protest, but no injuries were reported. no arrests were made. >> we are here because we have a set of demands, including a divestment with our university in ucla. >> i think this is a shame, shame that ucla administration is allowing this to happen. >> the next gate over and you see, they have canceled the main graduation ceremony, with administrators saying new safety measures on the campus mean it wouldn't be possible to process the 65,000 people who normally attend the event. >> the usc campus has been closed to the general public since wednesday. that's when 93 protesters were arrested during a pro-palestinian protest. only students, faculty members and employees are allowed on the campus now at columbia university in new york city. the administration backed off of a midnight deadline for pro-palestinian protesters to

take down their encampment on the campus. the university president released a statement less than an hour before the midnight deadline, saying talks with the protesters are showing progress and will continue now. classes continue to be online only for the rest of the semester. well, here at home, two community sessions are scheduled tomorrow by the san francisco unified school district. parents will get a chance during these saturday meetings to talk about the plan to close or merge some public schools. this follows last night's virtual town hall meeting where school superintendent matt wayne responded to several questions. many parents worry that smaller schools will be targeted by the school district. >> if we had said our commitment was to have the same number of students in every school, well, then we could just say, well, we're going to have, you know, in every school has 1000 students. well, then it's really easy, right? we'd have 49 schools, but we're not going to do that because that does not

align with our commitment to a variety of school sizes. >> now, superintendent wayne says the cuts are necessary because of a growing budget deficit. but he also said no decision has been made on how many schools may have to close. tomorrow's meetings will be held at sheridan elementary school and roosevelt middle school, and then next week, five more in-person meetings will be held. our time now, 406 the car of u.s. senate candidate adam schiff was burglarized in san francisco. schiff's car was in a downtown parking garage when his luggage was stolen. here you see adam schiff in burlingame. he was speaking at a campaign event while everyone else was dressed more formally, schiff was wearing a shirt and vest. the rest of his clothing were inside the stolen luggage. the family of an east bay man who was on life support is demanding answers after an incident earlier this month at a park in oakland. now they're saying that an east bay regional park

officer tased deonte faison while he was in the water at the martin luther king junior regional shoreline on april 5th. the family's lawyers say the man had jumped into the water after being stopped by police and then was tased in the back when he tried to swim away. >> say it shouldn't take an attorney to tell you that electricity and water don't mix. were bold enough to do that, but not brave enough to jump in and save them. >> now the man's lawyer says he struggled in the water for up to 30 minutes before he lost consciousness. the park district says it doesn't comment on pending lawsuits. our time is 408. the alameda county da's office is set up a hotline for people affected by a recent review of death penalty cases. 35 cases are being reviewed now. district attorney pamela price says her office found evidence that former prosecutors illegally kept black and jewish people off of juries. the phone

number there on your screen, if you think you or your family might have been affected, victims and survivors in these cases who have not yet been contacted by her office, are being asked to call that number. well, happening today, a dedication in san francisco for a mural honoring the late reverend cecil williams and his wife, janice, the late pastor died monday at the age of 94. his wife died back in 2021. san francisco's japantown task force said. this event will take place between noon and 4 p.m. at glide memorial church on ellis street. the task force described the couple as extra ordinary champions of the poor and the vulnerable. all right, our time is 409. let's get you ready for friday's weather. very interesting. i didn't know it rained last night. rosemary. >> yes, dave. i was in my living room and i heard. yeah, on my rooftop. and i look out the

window and then it's coming down. i'm like, wow. all right. as expected. but what it actually occurs, you're still a little blown away by it giving you a look here over the oakland skyline, where we continue with the possibility of a few scattered showers. i did check the 24 hour accumulation graphics with the national weather service and not much accumulation. a few 107 inch reported in some spots, but in any event, here's a view of storm tracker two, where we have a little bit of drizzle out there this morning right along the coastline. and we do expect the clouds to join us through at least the morning hours behind the front. it's going to turn breezy and windy later today. and in the sierra snow levels look to be right about 6000ft and that is expected to continue through most of the day as well. take a look at the storm there. pacific northwest, california, nevada continuing to push east and bringing us a spring like storm. the snow levels are expected to remain above 6000ft, but some of those higher elevations likely to get a few

inches of new snow in the future, cast for us here. notice by about noon time we'll call for partly cloudy conditions. so it's not going to last all day and it's not really going to be that big of a deal. if you are worried about it, maybe bring the umbrella or something to protect you as you get out the door this morning into the evening hours, we will be partly cloudy, but take a look at the shades of oranges and pinks that come our way by about noontime. so a little bit of a breeze out there. turning windy for the afternoon, and then it will begin to back off as we get a little bit closer to sunset temperatures this afternoon, ranging from upper 50s to upper 60s. i'll have a look at those numbers, plus the warming trend on the way for the weekend and beyond coming up in the extended forecast. dave. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. time is now 411 honoring the life of an oakland police officer who died after being on life support almost six years. the memorial taking place later today for police officer jordan wingate and donald trump's hush

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and simitian remain tied, both will take on the cartel in essentially a three way runoff. well a bill that was meant to help people from arizona to get access to abortion care here in california is moving through the state assembly. the bill would allow licensed arizona doctors in good standing to get temporary clearance to come here to california to perform abortion procedures on arizonans. that proposal is headed to a committee within the state assembly. in the meantime, arizona house lawmakers approved a bill to repeal or repeal arizona's near-total ban and to replace it with a 15 week ban. that measure now heads to the arizona state senate. time is now for 15. former president donald trump heads back to court this morning as the first week of his criminal trial in new york is coming to an end. the us supreme court, meantime, is considering what, if any,

immunity presidents may have from criminal prosecutions. reporter doug luzader is from washington. right now with the impact these legal issues may have on this year's election. >> as we wait now for the supreme court to render a decision about presidential immunity. donald trump is required once again to return to a new york courtroom, turning his court appearance yesterday into something of a campaign stop. a former president trump met with union construction workers outside the courthouse in new york today. renewed focus on his relationship with david pecker, the former publisher of the national enquirer, who has described trying to suppress negative stories about trump. and despite accusations that he has violated a gag order, trump railed on the case. >> this is a trial that should have never happened. this is a case that should have never been filed. >> you're bound to lose, you fascist bound to lose. >> no gag order outside the us

supreme court yesterday, as justices considered trump's argument that presidents should enjoy broad immunity from criminal prosecutions, including the election interference charges he faces. >> hard to imagine that a president who breaks the law is faithfully executing the law. >> justices seemed skeptical of sweeping immunity claims, but they may settle on a more limited approach. >> i'm not focused on the here and now of this case. i'm very concerned about the future. >> i think what the case is going to come down to is how sweeping is the immunity that a president has, and what exactly does it include? and it may not be possible for the court to decide what it concludes without further proceedings in the lower courts. >> and if that happens, if this case gets sent back down, it makes it very unlikely that trump's election interference trial would wrap up before the november election. in washington, doug luzader, fox news okay, doug. >> thank you. time now for 17.

california lawmakers are demanding an update from the bureau of prisons about the decision to close the scandal ridden women's prison in dublin. now, senators alex padilla and laphonza butler sent a letter to the bureau's director calling for immediate information about the efforts to give inmates, quote, care, dignity and respect to which they are entitled. the bureau says it's addressing all of the needs of the inmates with compassion during this transfer process. well, an investigation into the cause of a massive fire to spark on the oceanside pier in san diego county is underway. firefighters say that big fire started yesterday afternoon in a vacant restaurant at the end of the pier. about 200 firefighters, lifeguards and police arrived there within minutes. the crews stopped the forward progress of the fire about three hours later. investigators will be back out there this morning looking at the scene. the cause of the fire

may not be known for days. all right, let's talk about your weather here in the bay area. it's 418 and rosemary has your forecast as we get a brand new friday. >> yes. good morning. today, tgif. f to you and all of you out there starting out with a look here over oakland this morning, waking up with a little bit of drizzle a few sprinkles this is going to push out later today. and behind it we do expect breezy to windy conditions as it will begin to die down into the evening hours. and then we are settling in for a nicer weekend. to giving you a look here at storm tracker two, where that little bit of green on the screen indicating it's a little soggy out there this morning. how about the sierra? if you're traveling up, there's not an advisory for travel, but a few inches of snow will be a possibility above 6500ft today. because as i pull back for you here and show you, there's quite a bit going on out there over the pacific northwest, parts of california, nevada farther to the east. but by the second part

of the afternoon evening hours, it's moving out and we are left with dry weather for the rest of the weekend and the start of next week. here's a look at noontime, where the bay area does begin to dry out. the sierra will take a little bit longer into the evening hours. again, do expect some of those winds out there to be picked to pick up. we don't have a wind advisory, but winds could reach 35mph or so and then into the weekend and stopping it for you into early next week. a gradual warming trend right now, tuesday looks like it will be the warmest. i'll show you those in the extended forecast right now. the winds. not too bad. it is a little breezy out there. oakland reporting 14mph. a fairfield reporting 13 but expected to pick up in the afternoon. so prepare for that 55 degrees right now in san francisco mid-fifties and walnut creek. temperature wise not too bad. and into the afternoon, a lot of 60s out there. we have shore, 64 in hayward, and for our warmer locations inland, upper 60s in areas like concord and in the north bay. 67 for

napa. the extended forecast here, temperatures will climb ever so slightly getting into your bay area saturday with a little bit more sunshine and a little bit warmer on sunday, and the trend continues by tuesday, nearing 80 degrees or so far, inland cities, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. dave. all right. >> rosemary. thank you. time is 420. well, if you're headed to yosemite national park, you're going to see a slightly different bridal veil falls. now, the yosemite conservancy posted this video showing upgrades to the famous attraction there. the makeover consists of some new trails and viewing decks, and some new bathrooms as well. the changes come just in time for the busy summer season. the yosemite conservancy is a nonprofit organization that led this upgrade. it was funded by donors . is ground broke on the project back in 2018? mean time is 421. big profits for pg and e. the utility says its first quarter

profits were huge, with additional rate hikes looming, and the 49ers surprised a lot of their fans with their first round draft pick in the nfl draft. we'll introduce you to the newest 40 niner and his connection to one of the team

and three of the nfl draft in detroit. now this year's first round draft pick for the las vegas raiders grew up near the raiders old training center in napa. >> the las vegas raiders select brock bowers, tight end george. >> now tight end brock bowers was the third overall pick in last night's pro football draft. he's 21 years old. he's a native of the wine country and celebrated his life changing moment with his family members in fairfield. the bowers

graduate from napa high school before becoming a college star at the university of georgia. he's a three time all american, recently named the nation's top tight end in college football. his old football coach at napa is thrilled. bowers is now heading to vegas to play for the raiders. >> i'm super excited for him. i mean, he's such a stud and he's going to go to a very good organization that's close to home. there's a lot of fans in town that are going to be wearing brock bowers raider jerseys. it's torn for me a little bit. i'm a niners fan, but i'm so happy. boy, it's probably gonna be the first raider jersey. only raider jersey i'll ever own. >> now, bowers played a major role in the georgia bulldogs success in the past three seasons, and the las vegas raiders say they're confident he'll give them a big boost to their offense. now, the 49ers surprised a lot of fans and analysts with their first round pick last night. >> the san francisco 40 niners select ricky pearsall, wide

receiver. florida now pearsall is six foot one, known for the way he runs routes and he has great hands for catching. >> he may have had college football's best catch last season a one handed catch against charlotte right there. incredible. the 49ers love his tough attitude and competitiveness throughout the process. >> we liked early and it kept getting stronger and, does a lot of things well, does a lot of the things we covet at that position. well, he can separate down the field. >> he can separate underneath. got really good hands, extremely smart, very well developed. >> now. pearsall grew up in arizona, started his career at arizona state. he played one year with brandon aiyuk on the sun devils. now coach kyle shanahan and general manager john lynch told reporters they talked to some teams about possibly trading aiyuk or even

deebo samuel, but as of right now, that does not seem likely. our time is 426. if you're getting ready to head to golden gate park this weekend, you can rent skates, the skate rentals will be available from 11 to 6 on saturdays and sundays at skating place. it's on the jfk promenade near sixth avenue. you'll have the option to choose between inline skates or roller skates. the cost by the way, $20 for a one hour rental time is 427. a shop dealing with rare coins will hide them across san francisco. today, we tell you how you can take part in this interesting treasure hunt to find thousands of dollars in collectibles in california reached an important goal when it comes to clean energy. governor newsom called it unprecedented. and just a quick reminder for you. you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts

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crash in pleasanton killed a family of four. we'll tell you how this tragedy brings back memories of an incident almost five years ago. and the computer breach at kaiser permanente. we'll tell you what. kaiser a health care giant, will be telling millions of its customers from ktvu. >> fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. welcome to friday. it's april 26 and welcome to rosemary oroczo. she's right over here. she knows your forecast for today and the weekend.

>> yes, dave, the final weekend of april. good morning to you. happy friday everybody. we are starting out with mostly cloudy skies. and we do have the possibility of a few scattered showers out there for the first part of the day before we break away to partly cloudy, drier conditions, but windy conditions. a live look there over oakland this morning. sun will rise just about 619 or so. again, looking at that potential for a little bit of soggy weather out there this morning, temperatures ranging from a upper 40s to mid 50s, getting out the door at 7 a.m. and for the afternoon upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland with gusty, breezy conditions. they don't last, though. the winds will begin to die down in time for the weekend. a better look at the current conditions and what we can expect for the weekend. coming up in just a bit. at 431, we want to say good morning to our friend sal and check on traffic. >> good morning rosemary, good morning, happy friday to you. i'm glad we're here. and right now we have a nice looking commute on a friday at the bay bridge. and hopefully it'll be a

friday light. most of the time we do have those unless something happens and we're crossing our fingers. it looks pretty good here on interstate 880. i've been looking at the south bay commute. it's nice and light. there's not a lot going on. and likewise for the peninsula. if you live on the peninsula 101 and 280 are doing very well. it's 431. let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal, thank you. well, a funeral will be held today for a fallen oakland police officer who died after being on life support almost six years now. back in 2018, officer jordan wingate was responding to a report of suspicious people at the port of oakland. a car collided with his patrol suv as he was heading to the scene and caused it to crash into a parked big rig. he was on life support ever since this month. he died earlier this month. oakland police will hold a procession. they will escort his casket to the three crosses church in castro valley. the service begins at 11:00 this morning and

it will be open to the public, where an artist and army veteran paying tribute to officer wingate, johnny castro, sent us this image that he created. it involves hundreds of what he calls portraits of valor. our time is 432. pleasanton schools district is offering grief counseling today to students and faculty members. after a family of four was killed in a horrible crash on a dangerous stretch of the road. it happened wednesday night, about 9:00 on foothill road near stone ridge drive. ktvu jesse gary tells us about the investigation into the crash and how it's bringing back memories of a similar incident almost five years ago. >> hours after impact, charred earth and firefighting foam tell part of the grisly tale on foothill road in pleasanton wednesday night, an electric vehicle carrying four people crashed into a tree and caught fire. pleasanton police

investigators say all four occupants, two adults and two children, were killed. >> we're aware that any any loss of life, especially when it involves an entire family as an impact on students and staff and parents and guardians, patrick gannon of the pleasanton unified school district wouldn't say which schools the two children attended, but did say the entire school community of 13,000 pre-k through 12th graders is devastated. >> police investigators are looking to see if speed was a factor in the crash. the impact knocked the bark off one side of the tree at the scene four and a half years ago, a similar incident also on foothill road, three teens twins michelangelo and mark anthony urista and their friend javier ramirez, died at the scene near castlewood drive on christmas night. investigators say the driver lost control, hitting a utility pole and then a tree. two other occupants were severely injured. this latest loss of life is pulling at

heartstrings, still overcoming the last emotional wound. school district officials say extra support is being made available to students and staff thursday and friday. >> we've provided some extra counseling and support resources to students on campus. we have wellness centers at our middle and high schools, and students have been encouraged to visit, those those resources if they have a need. we're also following up with families at the end of the day with an email with, a lot of a lot of resources as far as, grief and just being there for, for students for whatever they need. >> pleasanton police say they're waiting for the alameda county coroner to make positive identification of the victims who died and notify their extended family. once that happens, investigators here will be able to give us the names and the ages of those who died in the crash outside pleasanton police headquarters. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news time is now.

>> 435 police in san remo, malone, say they seized hundreds of thousands of dollars pleasann police headquarters. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news time is now. >> 435 police in san remo, malone, say they seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in booke alameda county jail. well millions of kaiser permanente customers may be getting an alert that their personal information was exposed. kaiser, based in oakland, told the sfgate that certain online tools previously installed on their websites and mobile apps may have exposed the names of patients, symptom searches and

other information to third party vendors. kaiser says about 13.4 million people will get a notification about that security breach. there's no word yet on when this happened with two california representatives are taking a closer look now at the property insurance crisis here in california. north bay congresspersons mike thompson and jared huffman met at santa rosa's coffey park. it's a neighborhood that's been devastated by the 2017 tubbs fire. the lawmakers talked about the disaster, resilience and coverage act that would provide federal financial help to make properties more disaster resistant through grants and tax credits. now, the act comes as several insurance companies have pulled out of california. >> when you put it all together, this is an important piece of making sure that insurance remains available, able and also affordable to the folks that we

committed almost seven years ago to continue and to stand with and to serve. >> now, the bill was referred to two separate congressional committees last month for further review. time is now 437 pg and e just released its latest profits report. now for the january through march 1st quarter of 2024, pg and e says it had a $732 million profit. that's up 28% from 566 $89 million in earnings for the same quarter last year. that increase in profits comes in the middle of frustration among pg and e customers over the skyrocketing monthly bills. with even more increases on the way. san francisco's public utilities commission says it's moving ahead with its goal of buying the electric grid from pg and e, the commission says pg and e rejected its offer of $2.5

billion to buy its power grid. so now the city has asked the state public utilities commission for an independent valuation of the grid. hearings are scheduled to begin later this year. >> san francisco would see the benefits of public power without impacting tax dollars used for critical city priorities like affordable housing and public safety. >> now, the city says it would pay for the grid with bonds covered by income from customers bills. san francisco says the rates would be lower because the city's utility would not be going for profits or paying bonuses to executives. all right, our time is 439. rosemary oroczo is worth every dime she gets. she knows about your friday forecast. rosemary. >> dave, thanks so much. good morning to you. we are looking at a nice weekend. we do have a system that is working through the bay area today, and that will bring us some interesting

weather, a little bit of wet weather to start the morning and then into the afternoon. it's going to turn brisk if you're going to the ballpark to watch the giants take on the pirates this evening, bring along the thicker jackets. here's a look at the oakland skyline. you can see some overcast sky out there, even though it's dark, some will rise right about 619 this morning and giving you a view here of storm tracker two, where we again have a little bit of drizzle out there along the coastline, we may have some falling below the beam here that we just don't see, and some in our hills as well. into the sierra we go. snow levels are between 6000 and 6500ft and expected to remain there for today. no advisory for travel, but a few inches of snow. a possibility here with this latest storm. now for us, do expect the clouds to begin to clear out by about noontime time. we look good when it comes to at least the possibility of some sunshine out there for today. but behind the front do expect the winds to pick up

winds could reach 30 to 35mph into the afternoon. so even though we are going to be mainly dry and even sunny, it's going to be windy. not the case right now. a little bit of a breeze. not bad. even calm in santa rosa . how about oakland? checking in at 14mph in fairfield? reporting 13. the winds will be primarily a north and west getting into the weekend. 55 degrees right now san francisco though upper 50s in concord. so it's a relatively mild start. and for the afternoon, we do expect upper 50s to upper 60 across the bay area. so i'll have a look at those numbers. plus talk about the warmer weather expected for the weekend in the extended forecast in just a bit dave. >> all right rosemary thank you. time is 441. well the state of california just reached a major clean energy milestone. governor newsom announced that for more than a month, california has been running on 100% clean energy. the governor says the achievement is unprecedented and it's key to achieving california's ambitious goal of 100% clean electricity by the

year 2045. >> 40 days out of the last 48, 40 of the last 48 days, we've been running 100% clean energy on the grid. this is simply unprecedented. the fifth largest economy in the world, 11 days straight, breaking all records 100. green wind, water, solar. i mean, it's just extraordinary. >> the california's energy grid says the state has surpassed 10,000mw of battery storage capacity, which helps to keep the lights on at night when solar is no longer producing and wind power is a lot lower. time is now. 442 the family of a man from oakland says a confrontation with the east bay regional park police left him hospitalized and on life support . we have details of the allegations they're making against against the park

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a ribbon cutting and dedication in the north bay for a new substance abuse treatment and recovery center. it's the doctor, sushma taylor recovery center. it's on sonoma avenue in santa rosa. the funding came from a state program backed by governor newsom to address mental health and addiction problems. this center is the only residential treatment facility for low to no income men in sonoma county. and it's named after a doctor known across the country and the rest of the world for a career in the field of recovery. our time is 445 eight inmates in san francisco county jails have now been charged with attacking

sheriff's deputies. now, the deputies union says ten deputies have been injured this month. the attacks caused the county sheriff to lock down the jails for several days as well. the sheriff says half of the inmates who've been accused of the attacks were already behind bars on charges of murder. >> have to deal with making sure our staff are equipped not just with, safety equipment, but also with the ability to de-escalate situations and deal with people. >> anytime someone's exhausted or fatigued, it affects performance, it affects reactionary time, so all of this has an impact. >> and the sheriff's association says understaffing and mandatory overtime is a big part of these jailhouse attacks. time is 446 morgan hill tightening the restrictions on massage parlors trying to prevent human trafficking. the city council

voted to move ahead with new permit rules, and if they're passed, all massage therapists would have to be certified by the state. all front windows would have to be visible, with nothing blocking them, and no locks would be allowed on the massage rooms doors. and if the businesses permit is revoked, the owner can't open another massage parlor in the city. the new ordinance will go before city council again next month to get final approval. all. our time is 447. alphabet announcing its first ever dividend and a $70 billion stock buyback. the parent company of google beat expectations for the first quarter in sales, profits and advertising alphabets. after hours share surged almost 16% after that report increased its stock market value by about $300 billion to more than $2 trillion. it comes after alphabet's big tech rival meta

platforms announced their first ever dividend three months ago. well, four bay area locations have made the list of michelin guide's first ever hotel rankings. the guide issued a three key status to hotels that offer guests with a, quote, extraordinary stay at this tier included singlethread farm inn in healdsburg. it's called one of the most luxurious hotels across california, and there's silicon valley's canyon ranch. woodside, praised as a forest, hillsides de saint helena's meadowood, napa valley also being honored, and rutherford's auberge du soleil was recognized for its picturesque views from the restaurant. our time is 448. a unique scavenger hunt starts today in san francisco. a coin collector and the owner of a business says he plans to give away $10,000 in rare coins by

hiding them all across san francisco, ktvu amber lee talked with the business owner and about his mission to get more people interested in coin collecting. >> and it celebrates the opening of the bay bridge, so it's a bay bridge. half dollar is what they call it. >> rare collectible coins, pieces of history made in san francisco. seth chandler, owner of whitter coin in the city's marina district, is giving away a total of 11 coins, five gold, five silver and one copper in what he calls a scavenger hunt. that's open to the public. >> i thought of the idea that place 11 different coins, all made in san francisco in 11 different neighborhoods. >> chandler says the value of the coins ranges from $250 to $2500 each. this $20 gold coin from 1915 and a penny made in 1909, are the two most valuable. >> i just love coins. i've been collecting coins since i was four years old. you know when you hold a round piece of metal,

that's 2 or 300 years old and you think about our founding fathers, or you think about the country where the coin was made in, you could really connect with history. >> this is national coin week, and chandler wants to get more people interested in collecting coins. >> san francisco is the king of coin cities. we're the only city in the country with three mints. >> a u.s. mint is still operating in the upper market area. it produces special edition commemorative coins. the first u.s. mint started operations in the financial district in 1854. it's now home to the san francisco historical society, a museum. the second u.s. mint building on fifth street is now a venue space. >> there is no artifact that even comes close to our coins to tell a story of a civilization. it tells so much about who we are and what we are, and the us mint has done a good job. >> chandler says he and his staff have hidden coins in locations across the city, but that they will be giving out clues on social media. each coin will be in a plastic bag, along with a card with information on

how to contact his store. winter coin. >> we're encouraging people to bring it back here to our shop on lombard street. just because we want to meet them. we want to see how excited they are, maybe do a little bit of video on it. and most importantly, we want to educate them about their coin that they found, chandler tells me on friday at noon, he will post photographs on the company's instagram account with her coin to give clues as to where the coins are hidden. >> one hint think like a taurus. happy hunting! amber lee kctv icu fox two news. >> all right, amber, thank you. time is now 450 i was able to find rosemary oroczo so she can give you your friday forecast. >> and i'm thinking after the morning show, dave, we have a scavenger hunt that we need to get to. >> we need to get there. >> yes. and bring along a jacket. maybe even a rain proof jacket, at least for the morning hours. i'll explain here momentarily giving you a live look there at the dark. start over oakland, where we are starting out with mostly cloudy skies. if you had a few sprinkles outside your door last night and into early this

morning, you're not alone. it's not widespread. it is generally light trace amounts reported in some areas, a few 107 inch at best. here's a look at what we're seeing out there right now. drizzle a few sprinkles into the sierra snow right above 6000ft or so, with a few inches possible there for today. and a look here at the system that is providing a lot of soggy weather from the pacific northwest all the way towards it. looks like just the corner of nevada in california and arizona, the winds are expected to pick up, so the showers will last through the morning hours. and then we're going to break away to partly cloudy skies, dry conditions for your afternoon. but the winds turn on. so it's going to be a different type of day compared to morning. and afternoon. here's a look. the shades of oranges and reds, especially in our hills closer to the coast as we get into the second part of the afternoon early evening hours, notice the winds do pull back, but the takeaway here is a few scattered showers to start the day. windy

conditions expected for the afternoon. once we get past this, this system begins to move out later today and then we are dry for the next several days. and we do have a gradual warm up coming our way with temperatures returning into the upper 70s low 80s. eventually that coming up in the extended forecast. here's what we're seeing out there right now. novato reporting 13mph as well as fairfield. bit of a breeze turning windy later today. temperature wise, it's a mild one. we have 55 in san francisco in the north bay. we have 54 in napa. afternoon highs for today, upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland, 67 expected in the north bay of napa. your extended forecast temperatures come up slightly for saturday with sunshine. winds begin to taper off a bit, and then as we get into sunday, even a little bit warmer, we don't stop there. the warming trend continues upper 70s to about 80 degrees for the start of the business week. low 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. back to you. okay, rosemary. >> thank you. times 453. starting tonight, parts of two

very busy bay area highways will be closed for repaving work. now, interstate 680 southbound will be closed between the 580 interchange in pleasanton and koopman road in sunol. the freeway is going to be shut down between 9:00 tonight until 4 a.m. monday morning. those crews will replace and repair the pavement. no full closures of 680 are planned after this weekend. however there will be some lane closures on weekends during may. in the north bay highway 37 westbound is going to be closed between highway 29 in vallejo and highway 121 at sears point. all of the westbound lanes are going to be closed from 9:00 tonight until 4 a.m. monday. this is a second of four weekend closures on highway 37 to repair and replace the pavement. the eastbound direction of 37 will be closed. the first two weekends of may. it is 454. a battle over title

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xi jinping in beijing. secretary blinken says he raised concerns with xi jinping about china's support for russia and its invasion of ukraine, as well as other issues, including what's

happening with taiwan and the south china sea. human rights and the production and exporting of fentanyl. >> we also discussed a range of regional and global crises where china can play a constructive role. i encourage china to use its influence to discourage iran and its proxies from expanding the conflict in the middle east, and to press pyongyang to end its dangerous behavior and engage in dialog. >> now, secretary blinken says the potential ban of tiktok here in the u.s. did not come up during his meeting with the president of china. well, first partner jennifer siebel newsom speaking out about a conviction against harvey weinstein that was overturned by a state appeals court in new york. siebel newsom testified against harvey weinstein in his trial in los angeles. she issued this statement. this is a very sad day for countless women who suffered at the hands of a serial predator. two juries have said unequivocally, lee harvey weinstein must never be able to

rape another woman, and he deserves to spend the rest of his life behind bars. now, in a 4 to 3 decision, the state court of appeals in new york found that the judge in that landmark trial prejudiced the case involving harvey weinstein with the improper rulings, including a decision to allow women to testify about allegations that were not part of the case. the manhattan da's office says they plan to retrial the weinstein case. harvey weinstein, who is 72 years old, will stay in prison because of a separate conviction of rape in los angeles back in 2022. it is. 459 kim kardashian joined vice president kamala harris at the white house. they gathered for a roundtable discussion about criminal justice reform for people who received presidential pardons this week. join them as they talk. kim kardashian previously used her celebrity status to advocate for clemency

for people she feels are in justly in prison. she started coming in for these conversations during the trump administration. well, tomorrow is national prescription drug take back day. it's an event that happens twice every year. it's where local, state and federal law enforcement set up collection sites to accept possibly dangerous expired, unused or unwanted prescription drugs. 600,000 pounds of drugs were turned into around the country, as at last october's take back day. you can go to our website at ktvu.com. look under weblinks to find the collection site that's near you. >> this is a reaction to something that's happening throughout the country and throughout our world. >> the latest on pro-palestinian protests at bay area universities. we tell you about the demands that demonstrators on the campus of stanford are

making in today's day two of the nfl draft. a local football star made big headlines on day one. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. >> welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is early on this friday april 26th. pam cook's getting a nice sleep in kind of friday. yes, yes. what a beautiful way to kind of flow into the weekend. rosemary oroczo. yeah. yes >> a little bit of rain out there this morning. garcia and dave, good morning to you. happy friday everybody. it's not going to last. we will see a mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. but the wind is expected to increase as well. so something we're planning for the second part of the day. giving you a view there at the dark. start over oakland. have about an hour and some change. 20 minutes or so until the official sunrise and for the afternoon. today we will call for temperatures ranging from upper 50s to upper

60s. this morning, most of us starting out in the 50s. a better look at what we can expect. rolling through your bay area friday and the weekend. coming up in just a little bit. 501 let's see how the friday morning commute is shaping up with sal. good morning. >> it's mostly good rosemary. but there is one problem that would be westbound 580 on the way to the bay bridge. there is a crash on that ramp and our triple a traffic camera is showing it here. you can see that the ramp is down to a few lanes. it's this is the traffic going to the toll plaza. they're trying to get it out of the way. hopefully it will be gone soon because once it's gone, i think the traffic will continue to improve. but right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is pretty light. let's talk about san francisco near lyon and clay, a good area to avoid as firefighters are there with a structure fire. lyon near clay. it's the only area in san francisco that's concerning at the moment. 502 let's get back to the desk, sal. >> thank you. that's stanford

university. there are protest tents up this morning. stanford is the latest school where pro-palestinian demonstrators are occupying the campus. the movement started last week at columbia university and has spread across the country at both public and private colleges and universities. his ktvu, lamonica peters has more from stanford at stanford university. >> hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered thursday afternoon chanting and marching on campus. we will not stop. >> we will not rest. this was the last. >> through their chants, they called on the university to divest from what they call apartheid. marin other quarter. >> no more money for israel slaughter. no more money for israel slaughter. free palestine free free palestine. >> to divest means the university would divert money from its investments in companies that protesters believe are tied to israel and profit from the war in gaza and

if you really want to know what the students want, maybe, just maybe try to talk to them, try to sit down on a table with them, maybe try to listen to their chants once and not think about it as just some mob that's trying to destroy your house. organizers at stanford are calling the movement the people's university of palestine , and say they want to establish an alternative learning space to raise political consciousness in white memorial plaza, supporters spoke about why they felt compelled to join the protest. >> i urge us to keep all of this in mind, that the black struggle in the palestinian struggle are in tied to one another. >> as an international student from vietnam, the only reason that i'm standing here right now is because a few decades ago, millions of students and people from all over the world and the us stood up and fought for us, for divestment, for liberation, for the wars and the killings to stop. >> now, i reached out to stanford university officials,

and they say they support the students right to free speech. but if any of the university's policies are broken, they do intend to pursue disciplinary action. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news at uc berkeley a pro-palestinian protest continues with tents set up at sproul plaza. >> so far, it's been a peaceful protest. the spring semester at cal ends in less than three weeks. uc officials say they don't plan to change their investment policies or practices. that's what the protesters are demanding. >> our time is now 504 down in los angeles. ucla now has tents set up by hundreds of protesters . the encampment also has a library, a medical tent, even a desk for where the media can check in. last night there was a counter protest, but no injuries were reported and no arrests were made. >> we are here because we have a set of demands, including divestment, with our university in ucla. >> i think this is a shame, shame that ucla administration is allowing this to happen. >> and at usc, they've canceled

the main graduation ceremony. administrator is saying new safety measures on the campus mean it wouldn't be possible to process the 65,000 people who normally attend the event. the usc campus has been closed to the general public since wednesday. that's when 93 protesters were arrested during a pro-palestinian protest. only students and faculty members and employees with ids are allowed on the campus. >> the san francisco unified school district has two community sessions scheduled for tomorrow. the saturday meetings are meant to give parents a chance to discuss a plan to close or merge some of the district's schools tomorrow. sessions follow a virtual town hall meeting last night in which superintendent doctor matt wayne responded to a range of questions. many parents said they were concerned that the district would target smaller schools in the city. >> if we had said our commitment was to have the same number of students in every school, well, then we could just say, well,

we're going to have an in every school has 1000 students. well then it's really easy, right? we'd have 49 schools, but we're not going to do that because that does not align with our commitment to a variety of school sizes. >> the superintendent said the cuts are necessary due to a growing budget deficit. he says the district still has not determined exactly how many schools may have to close. tomorrow's meetings will be held at sheridan elementary and roosevelt middle school. there will be five more in-person meetings next week. well, the highly anticipated round first round of the nfl draft is officially over. football fans will now start researching these latest additions to pro football. let's get more on the nfl draft, including learning more about a hometown kid who heard his name called. what do you say? bailey o'carroll yeah, let's talk about it. >> 32 football players had their dreams realized about 12 hours ago when they got that anticipated phone call and then heard their name called by nfl commissioner roger goodell, including a bay area native, brock bowers. >> the las vegas raiders select

brock bowers, tight end, georgia , a big time weapon that's going to pair up with a pretty darn good receiver they have. >> so it's officially official. bowers, who grew up in napa, is heading to the las vegas raiders. bowers attended redwood middle school, then played high school ball at napa high before heading to georgia for college. and it wasn't too long ago that the raiders called oakland home. and when bowers was a kid, he actually grew up going to their training camps as a fan. of course, his role will greatly change now. last night, his alma mater held a draft viewing party in the gym at napa high. there were kids of all ages. there we caught up with his high school coach who said brock's done things the right way since day one. >> yeah. it's awesome. i'm super excited for him. i mean, he's such a stud and he's going to go to a very good organization. that's close to home. there's a lot of fans in town that are going to be wearing brock bower raider jerseys, it's torn for me a little bit. i'm a niners fan, but i'm so happy. it's probably gonna be the first raider jersey

only raider jersey i'll ever own in san francisco. >> 49ers. >> and as celebrations were going on in napa for bowers, niners fans were awaiting their selection. they drafted wide receiver ricky pearsall out of florida with the 31st pick. both deebo samuel and brandon aiyuk, at least as of right now, are still niners. so many fans asking why did they take a receiver? it's likely a way for the niners to start planning for the future, as aiyuk enters the last year of his rookie deal and debo's salary cap charge will spike this year. now, the niners have said it's unlikely that they'll trade either debo or brandon icu. the second and third round of the draft are today. the niners have the 63rd overall pick in the second round and the 94th in the third round, so we'll just have to wait and see what they do with those. back to you guys. >> bailey. thank you. time is 509 happening today a dedication in san francisco for a mural that honors the late reverend cecil williams and his wife, janice mirikitani. the longtime

leaders of glide memorial church. reverend williams died monday at the age of 94. mirikitani died in 2021. san francisco's japantown task force said. the event will take place from noon to four at glide memorial church there on ellis street. the task force describes the couple as extraordinary champions of the poor and vulnerable. >> our time now. 509 the car of u.s. senate candidate adam schiff was burglarized in san francisco. schiff's car was in the downtown parking garage when his luggage was stolen. now here you see adam schiff in burlingame. he was speaking at a campaign event while everybody else there was dressed more formally. adam schiff was wearing a shirt and a vest. the rest of his clothing were inside that stolen luggage. >> right. 510 let's swing back over to the bay area forecast, see if rosemary has good news for all of us who have outside plans this weekend. >> i think for the weekend we should be okay. gasia dave, good morning to you. we are looking at mostly sunny skies, dry

conditions and mild weather for the weekend. now today a little bit of a different story. we're starting out with a few scattered showers out the gate and for the afternoon the winds expected to join us so that could be a bit pesky for many. giving you a look here over oakland thisorning. sunrise 619 on the way with mostly cloudy skies to start the day and a little bit of drizzle out there and a few sprinkles that remain along the coast inside the bay in our hills as well. during the evening hours and overnight, we picked up just a few 107 inch in some areas. some areas reporting trace amounts. i saw some falling outside of my window late last night, so that was kind of a pretty a pretty scene. meanwhile, a pretty scene in the sierra where the snow is falling. here, snow levels are between 6000 and 6500ft for today. a few inches of new snow will be that possibility there for above a 6000ft, no advisories for travel, but coulo

advisories for travel, but could be slick up ther the chains and the snow tires by noontime. 1:00 we are drying out the sierra is going to take most of the day. notice even a few thunderstorms. a possibility there for our evening though, we are looking at cool, breezy conditions. in fact, the futurecast model on the wind shows you notice all the pinks and the oranges, indicating winds gusting to 30 35mph, maybe even 40 or so closer to the coast and areas of san francisco. so that is what is coming for the afternoon. by the evening hours, it does begin to drop off, thankfully, but could remain fairly breezy along the coast and in san francisco. if you're going to the giants game, it's going to be a breezy, perhaps blustery one for you. a better look at the forecast for the giants, as well as what we can expect for our weekend coming up after the break. >> rosemary. thank you. honoring the life of an oakland police officer who died recently after being on life support for almost six years, the memorial today

for officer jordan wingate. >> also donald trump's hush money trial resumed in new york city this morning. we'll look at what's expected today in court as well as the trump case.

out. getting away to seattle is going to be rainy and cool there, and the possibility of weather delays can be expected. meanwhile, if you're going over to southern california, los angeles looking good. partly cloudy skies, upper 60s and the winds are generally light there heading into honolulu. we do have partly sunny to mostly sunny skies expected with temperatures in the low 70s there and weather delays unlikely. a brief look here. across the nation, where most of the nation looking okay. we do expect some thunderstorms in the center part of the nation there, but if you're flying to new york, no problems. upper 50s light winds and partly cloudy skies expected there for the day. meanwhile, here at home we have wind that we will endure for the afternoon. a better look at the local forecast coming up. thank you. >> 516 here a vote recount to replace the retiring congresswoman anna eshoo in district 16 should be finalized by next week, while san mateo county completed its ballot

scanning wednesday. santa clara county still has 12 of its 199 to go. right now, assembly member evan lowe has a one vote lead over santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. whoever comes out on top in the end will face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in november. if lowe and simitian end up in a tie again, both will take on liccardo in essentially a three way runoff. a bill meant to help people from arizona get access to abortion care here in california is moving through the state assembly. the bill would allow licensed arizona doctors in good standing to get temporary clearance to come to california to perform abortion procedures on arizonans. the proposal is headed to a committee within the assembly. in the meantime, arizona house lawmakers approved a bill to repeal the state's near total ban and replace it with a 15 week ban. the measure now heads to the arizona state senate. >> all right. our time is five 17. hundreds of parking control officers in san francisco protested outside of the office of the san francisco municipal transportation agency against a new parking enforcement crackdown that they feel will

make their jobs more dangerous. see, they don't get no pass. >> they don't got no rent. >> now, the parking officers say they found out about the plans for a parking crackdown through the news media. they say in the past, tough parking crackdowns caused more threats against them. an angry car owners attacked them, followed me about 2 or 3 blocks, waited for me at the stoplight, approached my vehicle, punched the window and cut my weapons. >> and, you know, vicious animals we encounter that on a daily basis. >> officials at the sfmta say their parking officers are given de-escalation training, self-defense tools, and they can communicate with the internal dispatch that's connected to the police department. our time now. 518 california lawmakers are demanding an update from the bureau of prisons about the decision to close down the

scandal ridden women's prison in dublin. senators alex padilla and laphonza butler sent a letter to the bureau's director calling for immediate information about the efforts to give inmates, quote, care, dignity and respect to which they're entitled. the prison bureau says it's addressing all of the inmates needs with compassion during this transfer process. >> state attorney general rob bonta is moving to drop a lawsuit challenging the rollback of title nine under the trump administration, an ag bonta says this comes as president biden issued a new and final title nine rule. it addresses issues raised in the litigation by a group of states, including california. the new rule restores protections against sexual harassment and assault, along with providing protection against discrimination for lgbt, q plus, and pregnant or parenting students. time is now 519. >> an investigation continues into the cause of a huge fire on the oceanside pier in san diego county. take a look. it started

yesterday afternoon in a vacant restaurant at the end of the pier, about 200 firefighters, lifeguards and police battledrw. about three hours later, investigators will be going back out to the area this morning. the cause of the fire may not be known for several days. well if you're heading to yosemite national park, you're going to see a slightly different bridal veil falls. the yosemite conservancy posted video showing upgrades to that famous attraction, including new trails and viewing decks and new bathrooms. just in time for the busy summer season. the yosemite conservancy is a nonprofit organization that led the upgrade project that began back in 2018. >> all right. time now is 520. we are all hanging on your every word, rosemary. hoping for another dry, decent weekend. yes we will have a pretty weekend. >> could be a little breezy, but the real wind event is coming later today. no wind advisory,

but bordering that threshold, so do expect to be holding on to the hat. maybe holding onto the wheel if you have an suv and driving over those bridges later today. a live look here out of the dark start for us this morning. we have an hour until the official sunrise starting out with mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of drizzle, a few sprinkles, a little bit of snow in the sierra. as you can see here on storm tracker two, this will begin to pull out, but for the time being from areas over washington, oregon, idaho, nevada, utah, all seeing a little bit of wet weather, us included there as well. that storm is going to be moving out and behind it. we have this northwest flow that we will see develop late in the day, and that is what is going to bring in some of that wind. we could again see gusts close to 35mph, maybe even 40, closer to the coast and just inside the bay, including the city of san francisco, 55 degrees right now in san francisco, 55, in walnut

creek, a relatively mild start to the morning and for the afternoon. not too bad. we're going to be just a smidge below average for most of us. upper 50s in pacifica, 60 degrees san francisco. our inland areas will enjoy upper 60s and concord upper 60s in napa. with that pesky wind out there for the first part, at least the day, and then getting closer to sunset, the winds will begin to pull back just a little bit. but even in time for the giants game at 715, the forecast calling for a west northwest breeze to 20mph, 57 degrees. that's a brisk one. bring along the thicker jacket if you're going to the game this evening. the extended forecast here. temperatures will begin to climb into your bay area saturday. even a little bit warmer on sunday, and continuing that warming trend into early next week. 60s at the coast. low 70s for our bay side communities. upper 70s to about 80 degrees with mostly sunny skies for our

inland communities. back to you. thank you. >> rosemary 522 big first quarter profits for pg and e. the utilities double digit jump over the last quarter. and why the numbers will likely frustrate ratepayers and the family of an oakland man says a confrontation with an officer from the east bay regional park district left him hospitalized d on life sup rt. what

at an oakland park earlier this month. they say an east bay regional park officer tased deonte faison while he was in the water at the martin luther king junior regional shoreline on april 5th. the family's attorney says faison had jumped into the water after being stopped by police and was tased in the back while he tried to swim away. >> it shouldn't take an attorney to tell you that electricity and water don't mix. were bold enough to do that, but not brave enough to jump in and save them. >> the man's attorney says he struggled in the water for up to 30 minutes before losing consciousness. the park park district says it does not comment on pending lawsuits. members of a group in san francisco took matters into their. own hands, with the goal of improving safety for

bicyclists and pedestrians. they installed new signs on a popular bike route. the crosstown bike route, called the wiggle, has streets marked with green bike route signs on the pavement where cars and bicycles share the road. zigzags for a mile from the mission to the haight. members of the group safe street rebel drilled official looking signs into the median on tuesday, but without city approval, warning drivers to yield to pedestrians and bikes. members of the group spoke with us but didn't want to show their faces. >> you really feel like sfmta needs to step up and just really drastically improve street safety, sfmta tells ktvu. >> while it appreciates the push for safer streets, the city's efforts are guided by engineering best practices and carry out thorough reviews of feasibility and effectiveness for new or proposed roadway signs. the signs were not legal and have been removed. community members are celebrating the creation of a car free space in golden gate park this coming sunday. the organization, walk sf is holding a party in honor of the fourth anniversary of the closure of jfk drive. it's now called jfk promenade. the road was closed to cars during the pandemic to allow more people to get outside and socialize safely. voters approved proposition j in 2022 to keep jfk drive a car free space permanently. sunday's event runs from noon to three. coming up, a shop dealing in rare coins will

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crash in pleasanton kills a family of four. what we know about what happened and why this incident brings another tragedy

to mine from almost five years ago. then a computer breach at kaiser permanente. what? the health care giant will tell millions of its customers. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> friday morning, april 26. it's so good to say friday, isn't it? >> let's say it again. >> it's friday and it's rosemary with your forecast for the today and for the weekend. >> yes. one more time friday. >> yeah it's friday. >> good morning. we are looking at an enjoyable forecast for your weekend today we're going to transition from a little bit of wet weather this morning to windy weather for the afternoon. here's a view from ktvu across the oakland estuary. still a bit dark out there. sun will rise in a little bit less than 50 minutes or so, and we are again looking at mostly cloudy skies, turning partly cloudy and breezy for the second part of the day. temperatures this morning in the 50s for the afternoon, upper 50s

at the coast to upper 60s inland. i'll break down what to expect for today and that warm up coming in time for the weekend in just a little bit. 531 how are those highways doing this morning? sal >> all right. rosemary. yeah. you know, we had an earlier crash at the macarthur maze and that's cleared. so that's good. i'm going to show it to you. triple a traffic camera here showing you that the traffic at the maze cleared up right away after they got rid of the crash. and that usually happens when it's nice and light this way. bay bridge does not have a big delay. a lion street near sacramento and washington line street between sacramento and washington closed because of a structure fire, so that's a good area to avoid. it's not really affecting the main street there, but there will be some local detours. the freeways in san francisco look pretty good right now. and for the most part, this commute has been nice. as we look at the silicon valley, that commute also looks very good. all the way to the west valley. so i like where we're starting

here. 532 let's get back to the headlines and let's get more on that developing story we're watching in san francisco, firefighters battling a large fire. >> it's a two alarm fire burning on clay street at lyon, not far from the presidio branch library. this is video from the fire department. in these images, we see crews spraying down flames and all four floors fully involved. there are 60 firefighters on the scene. we'll continue to bring you updates as we get them in our newsroom. >> our time is now 532. a funeral will be held today for an oakland police officer who died after being on life support for almost six years back in 2018. officer jordan wingate was rushing to a report of suspicious people at the port of oakland. a car collided with his patrol car, causing it to crash into a parked big rig. he was on life support ever since, and earlier this month, he died. well, this morning oakland police will hold a special procession escorting his casket to the three crosses church in castro valley. the service

begins at 11 a.m. and it will be open to the public, where an artist and an army veteran is actually paying tribute to officer wingate. here, johnny castro sent us this image that he created. he says it involves hundreds of what he calls portraits of valor. >> police in pleasanton are investigating a solo car crash that killed a family of four. investigators say a mother, father and their two children died wednesday night on foothill road near stoneridge drive. police say the family's car veered off the road and hit a tree, then burst into flames. authorities have not yet revealed the names of the victims. the two children who died, though, were students in the pleasanton unified school district. >> we're aware that any any loss of life, especially when it involves an entire family, has an impact on students and staff and parents and guardians. >> police are trying to determine if speed or alcohol played a role in this week's

deadly crash, and it's reminding many people of another deadly crash that happened on foothill road in pleasanton. nearly four and a half years ago. in that case, twin teenage boys and their friend were killed in a solo car crash near castlewood drive on christmas night. police say the driver lost control of a honda sedan, then hit a utility pole, enter a tree. >> our time is now. 534 a group of pro-palestinian student protesters still on the stanford university campus this morning. they want the university to divest from companies that are connected with israel. ktvu ali rasmus is already out there with the latest on the demonstration. good morning. ali >> good morning dave. it is quiet this morning behind us is white memorial plaza in the middle of the stanford university campus. and this is where you can see several dozen tents set up here. this is where protesters spent the night after a rally and march on the campus yesterday. we'll show you some of the video from that. protesters marched through the stanford university campus calling on the school to stop investing in companies that it

says has ties to the israeli government. they are protesting the war in gaza. after the march, they set up an encampment at white memorial plaza. >> and if you really want to know what the students want, maybe, just maybe try to talk to them, try to sit down on a table with them, maybe try to listen to their chants once and not think about it as just some mob that's trying to destroy your house. >> the group here at stanford is part of a wave of student demonstrations and protests against the war. in gaza that have taken over dozens of college campuses across the country in recent weeks. across the bay at uc berkeley, there is a similar set up there with pro-palestinian protesters who have set up tents at sproul plaza now, the demonstration here on the stanford campus was peaceful, with no arrests, no word from stanford university on what they will do and whether they will be asking the protesters with their tents to move any time soon. live in

stanford. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news okay, allie. >> thank you. time is 536. millions of kaiser permanente customers may be getting an alert telling you that your personal data was exposed outside the company based in oakland. it told sf gate that certain online tools that were installed on their websites and mobile apps may have exposed the names of patients, symptom searches and other data to third party vendors. kaiser says about 13.4 million people will be getting a notification about that security breach. there's still no word on when this happened. >> two california representatives are taking a closer look at the property insurance crisis in california. north bay representatives mike thompson and jared huffman visited santa rosa's coffee park, a neighborhood devastated by the 2017 tubbs fire. they discussed the disaster resiliency and coverage act, which would provide federal financial assistance to make properties more disaster resistant through grants and tax credits. the act comes as

several insurance companies have pulled out of california. >> you put it all together. this is an important piece of making sure that insurance remains available and also affordable to the folks that we committed. almost seven years ago to continue and to stand with and to serve. >> the bill was referred to two separate congressional committees last month for further review. >> our time is now 537 pg and e just released its latest profits reports for the january through march 1st quarter of 2024. pg and e, pg. and e says it had a profit of $732 million, up more than 28% compared to the same quarter last year. that big jump in profits comes during a frustration time among customers about skyrocketing monthly bills, with even more increases on the way. the san francisco public utilities commission says it's moving ahead with its goal of buying the electric grid from

pg and e, the commission says pg and e has rejected its offer of $2.5 billion to buy its power grid. so now the city has asked the state public utilities commission for an independent evaluation of the grid. hearings are expected to start later this year. >> san francisco would see the benefits of public power without impacting tax dollars used for critical city priorities like affordable housing and public safety. >> now, the city says it would pay for the grid with bonds covered by income from the customer bills. san francisco says the rates will be lower because the city's utility wouldn't be seeking profits or be paying executive bonuses. >> all right, 539 swing back to our weather center. good morning again, rosemary. >> yes. good morning. we do have a sunshine in store for the weekend. today is going to take a few hours before we see that come our way outside our doors.

at this hour. mostly cloudy skies, a few sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle. trace amounts reported from last night into this morning. one one hundredths reported half moon bay, 2/100 san francisco. and that's about the trend. here's a look. there you can see the clouds over areas of the oakland estuary as we look towards the bay bridge. that's a gorgeous shot there. so the mostly cloudy skies, the drizzle, the few sprinkles expected to move out later this morning, early afternoon. if you're going to the sierra, we do have a little bit of snow here as well. snow levels are expected to remain between 6000ft and 6500ft, with a few inches of new snow above that mark and into the afternoon. thunderstorms will be a possibility over the sierra as well as the sierra foothills. if this is your getaway location, be prepared for that. meanwhile, for us here at home by noontime, we are enjoying some sunshine, but behind the front we are

going to see the wind increase. with those gusts expected anywhere from 2520 5mph to 35mph. even stronger along the coast and in the city of san francisco, afternoon highs will be a little bit below average several degrees below average in livermore, we're 65 degrees is expected for today. with again those windy conditions. i'll have a look at the futurecast when it comes to the wind. when they expect to die down, and the warm up expected for the weekend coming up after the break. >> rosemary. thank you. a california judge strikes down a law meant to help with our state's housing shortage. coming up at six, the impact the ruling could have on bay area cities where homeowners split lots to build new homes. >> also today, at noon, a treasure hunt begins in san francisco. how you can take part in the search for thousands of dollars in rare collect

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a recovery center. it's called the doctor. sushma taylor recovery center. it's on sonoma avenue in santa rosa. funding came from a state program backed by governor newsom to address mental health and addiction issues. the center is sonoma county's only residential treatment facility for low income men. it's named after a doctor known worldwide for her work in the field of substance abuse recovery.

>> our time is 544 eight inmates in san francisco county jails have now been charged with attacking sheriff's deputies. the sheriff's deputies union says ten deputies have been injured this month, and the attacks caused the county sheriff to lock down the jails for several days. the sheriff says half of the inmates accused of these attacks were behind bars on charges of murder. >> we have to deal with making sure our staff are equipped, not just with, safety equipment, but also with the ability to de-escalate situations and deal with people. >> anytime someone's exhausted and fatigued, it affects performance, it affects reactionary time, so all of this has an impact. >> and the sheriff's association says understaffing and mandatory overtime all play a major role in these jailhouse attacks. >> morgan hill is tightening restrictions on massage parlors in an effort to prevent human trafficking. the city council

voted to move forward with new permit rules. if passed, all massage therapists would have to be certified by the state. all front windows would have to be visible, nothing blocking them, and there would be no locks allowed on massage rooms. if a business is permit is revoked, the owner cannot operate another massage parlor in the city. the new ordinance will go before the council again next month before final approval. >> our time now 545 alphabet announcing its first ever dividend and a $70 billion stock buyback. the parent company of google, beat expectations for the first quarter in sales, profits and advertising alphabets. after hours shares surged almost 16% after the report came out. it increased its stock market value by about $300 billion to more than $2 trillion. it comes after alphabet's big tech rival meta platforms announced their first ever dividend three months ago. well, four bay area locations are on the michelin guide's

first ever rankings of hotels. the guide issued a three key status to hotels that provide guests with, quote, an extraordinary stay. this tier included singlethread farm inn in healdsburg. it's been called one of the most luxurious across california. there's silicon valley's canyon ranch, woodside praises a forest hillside stay and saint helena's meadowood. napa valley also being honored, as well as rutherford's auberge du soleil. it was recognized for picturesque views from the restaurant, a unique scavenger hunt that's open to the public starts in san francisco later today. >> a coin collector and shop owner in the city plans to give away $10,000 worth of rare coins by hiding them all across the city. collector seth chandler says his goal is to get more people interested in coins during this national coin week. >> i just love coins. i've been collecting coins since i was four years old. you know, when

you hold a round piece of metal that's 2 or 300 years old and you think about our founding fathers, or you think about the country where the coin was made in, you could really connect with history. >> the scavenger hunt begins at noon. chandler and his staff will be giving out clues on social media as to where treasure hunters can find the valuable coins. the first hint, though, is to think like a tourist. so what is that? >> fisherman's wharf, fisherman's wharf, the ferry building, the ferry building, union square, amy, haight-ashbury. i mean, it's all over. that's not a very good clue, i'm afraid. >> go to the person who knows everything about san francisco. hey, sal, where would you look first? >> that's a good question, garcia covered a few. let me let me think about that. this is this. this requires an informed thought. just not just blurting it out. right. all right. good morning, everyone. i do want to mention that fire in san francisco. and these are pictures taken by the san francisco fire department of the structure fire 60 firefighters, a large fire on lion and clay. roughly, there's an area there

that's shut down for this fire. you can see some of the scaffolding there involved. and this is video taken by the san francisco fire department, again across from the presidio library. coming up at the top of the hour, we're going to get an update from san francisco fire department spokesperson on to tell us a little bit more about what's going on, what the latest is. but i have been listening on radio traffic and they seem to have their hands full. i'm surprised that it hasn't gone to a third alarm, but it has not. so they've made some pretty decent containment. all right, let's go out and take a look at some of these other things here. the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is a little bit slow. it's not all that much. i think on fridays i think we're going to get a little bit of a break here. and if you're driving in the south bay, silicon valley or getting to it from the east bay, we're still doing very well. 549 speaking of doing very well, it's our friend rosemary orozco. >> oh thank you sal. good morning, happy friday. we are joined by the clouds this morning. even a little bit of

drizzle and a few sprinkles. and later today it's going to be about the wind. that about sums it up, giving you a look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary, the scattered showers continuing to fall, but by about noon time we will be breaking away to partly cloudy skies and for the afternoon, do expect the sunshine storm tracker to showing you some of that green on the screen here at home. green and white in the sierra with snow levels right about 6000ft for today. a few inches of new snow will be a possibility there. we are watching the system push through today and leaving with us, or leaving us with dry weather for the weekend, but behind the front, these northwest winds are going to turn up and we are looking at 25 to 35 mile per hour gusts for the afternoon. as we get into the evening hours, it will begin to drop off, although i expect we'll continue with the breezy conditions along the coastline and just inside

the bay. if you're going to the giants game, it's going to be a brisk, blustery 154 degrees right now in san francisco. upper 50s to start your day in concord, relatively mild out there. and then for the afternoon, most areas will be below average for today by a few degrees around the bay, our inland cities by more than that where livermore 65 for you there you should be well into the 70s 60 degrees the afternoon high in san francisco for today. redwood city. you're going to 64. here is a look at what you can expect at the giants game later today. game time 715 sunny, breezy to windy west northwest wind to 20mph and 57 degrees. by that time, the extended forecast getting into your weekend temperatures will come up by a few degrees tomorrow. a little bit more on sunday, while the winds will be dying down as well, and then into early next week. temperatures continuing to climb low 70s for our bayside communities. upper 70s to about 80 degrees inland. back to you.

>> all right, rosemary, thank you. time now. 551 california reaches a major clean energy milestone. governor newsom says for more than a month now, the state has been running on 100% clean energy. he says this is unprecedented and very key to reaching the state's ambitious goal of 100% clean electricity by the year 2045. >> 40 days out of the last 4840 of the last 48 days, we've been running 100% clean energy on the grid. this is simply unprecedented. the fifth largest economy in the world. 11 days straight, breaking all records 100. green wind, water and solar. i mean, it's just extraordinary. now california's energy grid says california top 10,000mw of battery storage capacity, which helps to keep the lights on at night when solar is no longer producing and

wind power is very much reduced. >> ktvu special program, voices for change, returns with a new episode this weekend. you'll learn more about a south bay nonprofit that's helping to get bicycles to people in need of transportation, and you'll see the life changing results of its work. also, a unique partnership introducing children in oakland to the healing power of horses. the lessons these young people are learning through this program. >> confidence, being a part of something that they enjoy and being openly accepted for their skill level and their skill set, confidence, self esteem, focus, concentration, goals to be able to set goals. >> a new episode of voices for change this sunday morning at 930 right here on ktvu. >> all right. our time is 553 students in the north bay speaking out about keeping the police off the campus. up next, at 6:00, the findings of a new

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term of state. antony blinken met with chinese president xi jinping. the secretary, blinken, says he raised concerns with the chinese president about china's support for russia and its invasion of ukraine, as well as other issues, including taiwan and the south china sea. human rights and the production and export of fentanyl. >> we also discussed a range of regional and global crises where china can play a constructive role. i encourage china to use its influence to discourage iran and its proxies from expanding the conflict in the middle east, and to press pyongyang to end its dangerous behavior and engage in dialog. >> as secretary blinken says, the potential ban of tiktok here in the u.s. did not come up in his meeting with the chinese president. >> first partner jennifer siebel newsom is speaking out regarding a conviction against harvey weinstein that was overturned by by a new york state appeals court. siebel newsom testified against weinstein in a separate trial in los angeles, saying he

raped her years ago when she was a struggling actor. she issued the statement, this is a very sad day for countless women who suffered at the hands of a serial predator. two juries have said unequivocally, harvey weinstein must never be able to rape another woman, and he deserves to spend the rest of his life behind bars. in a 4 to 3 decision, the state court, court of appeals in new york found the judge in the landmark trial prejudiced the case involving weinstein with improper rulings, including a decision to let women testify about allegations that weren't a part of the case. the manhattan da's office says it does plan to retry the case. weinstein is 72 years old. he'll remain in prison because of a separate conviction of rape in los angeles in 2022. >> our time is. 558 kim kardashian was at the white house meeting with vice president kamala harris. they met for a roundtable discussion about criminal justice reform, and four people who received presidential pardons this week joined the meeting. kim kardashian has previously used her celebrity to advocate for clemency for people she feels are unjustly in prison. she

started coming in for these conversations during the trump administration, and tomorrow is national prescription drug take back day, an event that takes place at twice every year. that's where local, state and federal law enforcement set up collection sites to accept potentially dangerous or expired or unused or even unwanted prescription drugs. 600,000 pounds of drugs were turned in around the country at last october's take back day. flushing medication down the toilet can pollute the water and unintentionally expose people as well as animals to chemicals. now you can go to ktvu web links page to find the collection site that's near you. well, parents, students, teachers giving their opinions about potential school closures in san francisco. we'll tell you the results of a new survey that's now in the hands of the school superintendent. the question this morning, how

many schools will stay open? plus, i'm a niners fan, but i'm so happy. >> it's probably gonna be the first raider jersey. only raider jersey i'll ever own. >> 40 niners fans turned out in napa showing their support for a local player now on his way to las vegas, the big moment from the north bay, plus a first round 40 niners pick from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. >> it is friday april 26th. we're following some breaking news in san francisco here. there's a fire just south of the presidio. we'll get you details on that in a moment. first to bay area weather and our meteorologist, rosemary oroczo. >> yes. good morning to both of you. finally beginning to see some light in the sky. and wow, what a view. this morning we have of the golden gate bridge. take a look at that. we do have wet pavement though. you can see and if you take a look at the

flag on the right side of your screen, it's moving. so we do have a mix of clouds out there, a few scattered showers for the morning, and the winds expected to only increase as we get into the second part of the day. here's a view of storm tracker two. the light drizzle, the few sprinkles here at home. meanwhile, the sierra picking up on a little bit of snow above 6000ft for today and isolated thunderstorms will be a possibility there for today and into the afternoon. if this is your getaway location for friday for us here at home, we'll turn over to partly cloudy, dry conditions for the second part of the day. but again, the winds could be an issue. a better look at what we can expect for your bay area friday and the weekend. coming up in just a little bit at 601. let's get on to the highways with sal this morning. happy friday sal. >> same to you rosemary. we're looking at a little bit of a backup getting into san francisco now from our aa traffic camera. let's go to the bay bridge. it is backed up. it's not a big delay once you

get into san francisco. it looks good. the bridge itself is doing well. just avoid the corner of line and clay for the time being for the fire. but other than that, the freeway system looks pretty good even all the way down the peninsula and to the west valley. so i like what i see, especially with the freeway commutes that we're still we're off to a very good start at 601. let's get back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. and as garcia was saying, we're still following a developing story in san francisco where firefighters are battling what's left of a big fire. >> crews have made some good progress in just the past minutes. this is an area just south of the presidio. let's bring in live sf fire captain justin shaw for an update. are you with us, captain? >> justin. dave. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> give us an update on what's happening there. >> yes, i've got 60 san francisco firefighters as part of our second alarm assignment here at clay and lion, we encountered heavy fire from a four story building. unknown. if

it's occupied at this time, we have no report of injuries. but when firefighters arrived, that wind that you just heard about was pushing smoke for blocks. heavy smoke, visibility was very low and it was very dangerous for our firefighters in the wind and in the mist. >> was anyone inside? >> we have no reports of any occupants at this time. >> okay. do you do you know what the building was used for? >> it is a residential building, four stories. we do have our bureau of fire investigation on the scene, speaking with neighbors, and any witnesses? this was an early morning fire called in just before 430, usually during the day. we have folks out and about moving through the city that can call in a fire early. but at that time of the hour, that time of the day, that hour, most folks are still asleep. >> and, captain, did you have to use any extraordinary equipment to help battle this fire? >> what the neighbors saw early this morning as the smoke began to clear is our 100 foot ladder. trucks had their ladders fully extended with the water pipes at

the end pushing as much water as we could onto this fire from the outside, the front of the building is covered with scaffolding, which prevented traditional firefighting efforts. >> have there been any building collapses? i mean, has is the structure still standing? >> the structure is still standing. the topmost floor has burned through the roof, and as the sun is starting to come up, the department of building inspection will be able to determine what floors are safe for firefighters to continue to work on. we're still putting out hot spots, but we were able to hold this fire to the building. it started in. we did evacuate the buildings on either side as a precaution, but those buildings are still safe to occupy. >> so is it safe to assume conditions are improving now? >> conditions are improving considerably, not just with the window, the wind dying down, but we've also been able to knock down the bulk of that fire and be able to get our fire crews a little bit closer to work. more in the void spaces, as you can

imagine, in the walls and in the attic. >> is it too early to say whether or not there is any suspicious activity possibly linked to the fire? i mean, is it safe to say that it's strange for a large building that's empty to all of a sudden start fire again? >> we're not sure if it was empty at the time. no one has presented themselves to the fire investigators or law enforcement at the scene to say that they were an occupant of the fire building with the scaffolding. it's also difficult for us to know what trades may have been working in or around the building yesterday, or early this morning. >> thank you for all the information. we've been talking to san francisco fire captain justin shaw. thank you for stopping to talk with us, and we appreciate it here. on mornings on two. thank you. >> thank you garcia. thank you dave. >> all right. our time is now 605 at stanford university. protest tents are up this morning. stanford is the latest school where pro-palestinian demonstrators are occupying the campus now. the movement started last week at columbia university

. it spread around the country at both public and private colleges and universities, at uc berkeley, a pro-palestinian protest continues with tents set up at sproul plaza. so far, it's been a peaceful protest in less than three weeks from now, the spring semester at cal will end. uc officials say they don't plan to change their investment policies or practices, and that's what the protest ers are demanding. and down in los angeles, ucla now has tents set up by hundreds of protesters. the encampment also has a library, a medical tent, even a desk where the media can check in. last night there was a counter protest, but no injuries were reported. no arrests were made. >> we are here because we have a set of demands, including a divestment with our university in ucla. >> i think this is a shame, shame that ucla administration is allowing this to happen. >> and at usc, they've canceled

the main graduation ceremony. administrators saying new safety measures on the campus mean they wouldn't be able to process the 65,000 people who normally attend the event. the usc campus has been closed to the general public since wednesday. that's when 93 protesters were arrested during a pro-palestinian protest. only students, faculty members and employees are allowed on the campus. >> the san francisco unified school district has two community meetings set for tomorrow the saturday meetings will give parents a chance to discuss the district's plan to close or merge some of the district's schools. tomorrow's sessions follow a virtual town hall meeting last night in which superintendent doctor matt wayne responded to a range of questions. many parents said they were concerned the district would target smaller schools in the city. >> if we had said our commitment was to have the same number of students in every school, well, then we could just say, well, we're going to have, you know, in every school has 1000 students. well, then it's really easy, right? we'd have 49 schools, but we're not going to

do that because that does not align with our commitment to a variety of school sizes. >> the school superintendent says the cuts are necessary due to a growing budget deficit. he says the district still has not determined exactly how many schools may have to close. tomorrow's meetings will be held at the sheridan elementary school in roosevelt middle schools. there will be five more meetings in person next week. >> all right. our time is 607. the highly anticipated first round of the nfl draft is officially over. football fans are researching all the latest additions to pro football. >> well, let's get more on the nfl draft now, including a 21 year old north bay native by turning to ktvu bailey o'carroll. hi, bailey. >> good morning to you both. yeah, 32 football players had their dreams realized about 12 hours ago when they got that anticipated phone call and then heard their name called by nfl commissioner roger goodell, including that bay area native brock bowers. >> the las vegas raiders select brock bowers, tight end, georgia

big time weapon. >> so bowers grew up in napa. he's heading to the las vegas raiders. >> he attended redwood middle school, then played high school ball at napa high before heading to georgia to play his college ball. but it wasn't too long ago that the raiders called oakland home. when bowers was a kid, he actually went to their training camps as a fan. and safe to say, obviously his role will be changing now. last night, his alma mater held a viewing party for the draft at the gym at napa high. there were kids of all ages there. we caught up with his high school coach who said, brock has really done everything right since day one. >> yeah. it's awesome. i'm super excited for him. i mean, he's such a stud and he's going to go to a very good organization that's close to home. there's a lot of fans in town that are going to be wearing brock bower raider jerseys, it's torn for me a little bit. i'm a niners fan, but i'm so happy. it's probably gonna be the first raider jersey only raider jersey i'll ever own in san francisco. >> well, not celebrations were going on in napa for bowers. niners fans were awaiting their

selection. they drafted wide receiver ricky pearsall out of florida with the 31st pick in the first round. now, both deebo samuel and brandon aiyuk are, at least as of right now, still, nine or so many fans are asking why did they take a receiver? well, it's likely a way for the niners to start planning for the future as aiyuk enters the last year of his rookie deal. debo's a salary cap charge will spike this year, though the niners have said it's unlikely that they'll trade either debo or by the second and third round of the draft are today. the niners have the 63rd overall pick in the second round and the 94th in the third round. safe to say fans anticipating to see what they will do with both of those. back to you. >> all right bailey, thank you all right. time is 610. sounds right over here. there's a feel like. whew. i was about to ask you about friday light until i looked at that. >> yeah, it's not quite friday light. there let's go to our

triple a traffic camera and show you that the bay bridge is backed up, there was some sort of a issue on the bridge. it wasn't. it wasn't major, but just going to see if it's still there. it was westbound at treasure island, it was a traffic hazard of some sort. we're trying. i think it's a stalled vehicle, but it definitely has slowed things down. once you get into san francisco. for the most part, the freeway system there looks pretty good. the only thing we have to we've been talking about the corner of lyon and clay to avoid that. that's more of a local issue, but the freeways are doing okay. 280 101 but you can tell there's something going on on the bridge. we chp has just become aware of it. we'll let you know. we'll keep an eye on it for you. the rest of these commutes are friday light so far. 611. let's go back to the desk. >> sal. thank you. a controversial housing law struck down by a california judge. the impact this could have on homeowners who split lots and build new homes. >> we'll explore why also the treasure hunt happening today in

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airlines travel forecast for you. if you're thinking about heading into the pacific northwest, it is going to be

rainy in seattle with temperatures in the upper 50s for today. that means weather delays will be a possibility. meanwhile, if you're going to socal los angeles, looking good, partly cloudy skies, upper 60s there and you shouldn't experience delays, at least when it comes to the weather. one more stop honolulu. and if you're headed here, i'm completely envious. partly cloudy skies, low 70s in the forecast there. a brief look across the nation where we do expect a severe weather and thunderstorms for the central part of the nation. if you're lucky enough to be heading to the big apple, it is dry there with upper 50s in the forecast for new york today. dave. >> all right rosemary. thank you. time 615. happening today, a dedication of a mural in san francisco honoring the late reverend cecil williams and his wife, janice. the late pastor died monday at the age of 94. his wife died back in 2021. san francisco's japantown task force said. the mural event will take

place from noon to 4 p.m. at glide memorial church on ellis street. the task force described the couple as extraordinary champions of the poor and the vulnerable. >> someone broke into the car of u.s. senate candidate adam schiff in san francisco, forcing a change of plans for one of his events. schiff's car was in a downtown parking garage when his luggage was stolen. in this photo of schiff speaking at a campaign event in burlingame, we see him in a shirt and vest, dressed more casually than those around him. his other clothes were in that stolen luggage. >> our time is 615. california lawmakers are demanding an update from the bureau of prisons about the decision to close down the scandal ridden women's prison in dublin. now, senators alex padilla and laphonza butler sent a letter to the bureau's director calling for immediate information about the efforts to give the inmates, quote, care, dignity and respect to which they are entitled. the bureau says it's addressing all of the inmates needs with compassion during this transfer

process. >> by next week, a vote recount to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo in district 16 on the peninsula should be finalized, while san mateo county has completed its ballot scanning process. santa clara county still has 12 of its 199 to go right now, assembly member evan lowe has a single vote lead over santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. whoever leads in the end will face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in november. now, if lowe and simitian tie again, both will take on liccardo in a three way runoff. >> time now just about 617, a bill that aims to help people from arizona get access to abortion care here in california is moving through the state assembly. now. the bill would allow licensed arizona doctors in good standing to get temporary clearance to come here to california to perform abortion procedures on arizonans. that proposal is heading to a committee within the state assembly. in the meantime, time the arizona house lawmakers approved a bill to repeal arizona's near-total ban

and replace it with a 15 week ban. that measure now heads to the arizona state senate. >> this week, a judge in los angeles ruled that a state housing law that allows homeowners to split their lots is unconstitutional. the law, was passed in 2021, allows homeowners to build up to four homes in areas previously zoned for single family housing. five southern california cities sued the state, saying the law was unconstitutional because it interfered with their local authority over land use. the judge's ruling means the law can't be applied in those five cities. not yet clear whether the ruling applies to other cities. 618 here, while many people wouldn't stop to pick up a quarter off the street, i still do, i do too. i don't do it for pennies, but come on, it's a quarter. there are far more valuable coins scattered all across city today that are worth stopping for. >> this is interesting. a treasure hunt starts today with rare valuable coins, and they're hidden around san francisco. they're worth about $10,000. ktvu is andre senior here now to

tell us how you can take part in this treasure hunt? andre you're both right. >> a quarter definitely. i'll pick it up. you pick them up. yes. it's yeah, it's way better. all right. 11 coins hidden in 11 different san francisco neighborhoods. and you're going to want to be following along on social media to meet seth chandler, the owner of whitter coins in san francisco. he's the one behind this treasure hunt hiding these rare collectible coins. all of the coins were made in san francisco. of the 11 coins, the hunt will include five gold, five silver, and one copper. they range in value from $250 to $2500, a gold coin minted in 1915, and a penny made in 1909 are the two most valuable. >> well, i just love coins. i've been collecting coins since i was four years old. you know, when you hold a round piece of metal that's 2 or 300 years old and you think about our founding fathers, or you think about the country where the coin was made in, you could really connect

with history. >> now, chandler says they'll be giving out clues on social media. each coin will be placed in a plastic bag, along with a card on how to contact the store . >> we're encouraging people to bring it back here to our shop on lombard street. just because we want to meet them, we want to see how excited they are. maybe do a little bit of video on it. and most importantly, we want to educate them about their coin that they found. >> the treasure hunt is open to everyone and aligns with national coin week. winter coin will be posting the clues on its instagram page starting at noon today. one hint, he says, think like a tourist. he predicts the hunt will be over in a matter of hours, because they won't be too hard to find those coins. gasia. >> all right, andre, thank you. coming up, santa rosa unified releases a new report on school safety. what? the findings show about whether or not students want to have officers brought back to campus. then some activists in san francisco take matters into their own hands, aiming to protect bikers and pedestrians. why the city took down their safety signs not long after th went

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seen a decline and that that information is shared, not only at the student level, but we do see that that same sort of decline at both the staff level and the family level. >> if we don't hold the mou committee accountable to draft a pilot program that recognizes the current politics of policing within the city of santa rosa and sonoma county, we will continue to disproportionately harm bipoc communities. >> four years ago, the school district in santa rosa removed police officers from all high school campuses. last december, the board took the first steps toward bringing them back following several violent incidents on campus. one of santa clara county's largest high school districts has come up with a new system for electing its board members, the fremont union high school district includes parts of cupertino, los altos, san jose, santa clara, saratoga, and sunnyvale. this week, trustees approved a new map that splits the district into five separate zones. voters in each zone will elect a candidate from that area. the new election system is to replace the current at large voting system. well, the alameda

county fair has announced the full lineup of performers for its summer concert series. bay area hip hop legend e-40 returns as a headliner for the second year. other performers include new edition member johnny gill, country singer ashley cooke, and rock bands the fray and the x ambassadors. the county fair in pleasanton is considered northern california s oldest and largest fair, set to run from june 14th through july 7th. 77 northbound edt on the 98 south. taking a look at traffic. what do you see there on the map? sal i'm not quite sure he can hear us. oh, there we go. >> good morning. 624 we do have traffic on the bay bridge affected by a stalled vehicle just before treasure island. traffic is backed up. now, i want to show you something else. you can see that traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up because they've slowed the metering lights down just a little bit. let me put the toll plaza picture up from our triple a traffic camera. and you know,

when you start getting in trouble, you can see the traffic here in the carpool lanes is slowing down. so what had been a very nice light friday commute is not so much at the bay bridge. the good news is you have an alternate route available with the san mateo bridge. we'll keep an eye on that and have another report coming up. >> all right. hi, sal. >> hello there. >> good morning. happy friday everybody. we are starting out with a mix of sun and clouds. and i say sun because it is now up and shining a beautiful view here of the golden gate bridge. little breezy out there this morning. and if you look at the pavement it's a little damp. we are going to remain with scattered showers, at least through the first part of the morning, and then breaking away to drier weather for the afternoon. but in its place, the winds are going to kick up behind the front. here's a view

of storm tracker two, where you can see a little bit of green over the bay area. you see the green and white over the sierra. the snow levels about 6000ft for today. a few inches of new snow expected today in the sierra. behind again the front. these this northwest flow you see here going to provide us with the wind that will bring gusts 25 to 35mph. no wind advisory but very close. and the winds look to be especially strong along the coastline and just inside san francisco and in our hills. here's a look at lunchtime where the wind's picking up already. the pinks over pretty much our hills, but parts of san francisco included in there do expect it throughout most of the afternoon. by sunset, it begins to taper off for our coastline just inside the bay san francisco, the winds dying down but still remaining breezy. if you're going to the giants game this afternoon, expect a brisk one at oracle park, 53 degrees

right now. san francisco 55, in walnut creek. temperatures not too bad, but if it's breezy already outside your door, take that into consideration. and for the afternoon, do expect the winds in most areas 68 the afternoon high in oakland as well as in the north bay of santa rosa. we're a little bit below average today that changes into tomorrow. partly cloudy skies, dry conditions, lighter winds could have a bit of a breeze, but not quite as strong as today. low 60s at the coast to low 70s inland. even a little bit warmer on sunday and we don't stop there. we'll go into the upper 70s to about 80 degrees for our entire pier communities by monday into tuesday. meanwhile our bay side cities looking at 70s and 60s at the coast. garcia. >> rosemary. thank you. oakland getting pushback against a temporary plan for safety. the concerned city engineers are raising also honoring an oakland police officer who died recently after being on life support for several years. what happened that left him with extreme injuries and how you can ay tribute t hi

staff and parents and guardians. >> a real tragedy in the east bay, a crash that killed a family of four, bringing back memories of another deadly accident on that same road in pleasanton. and pro-palestinian protests spread to another bay area universities. we're live at stanford university. we show you

where students in tents say they will continue to camp out until the school divest from companies that have tied to israel from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's a friday. it's april 26th and we're ready. absolutely. >> especially with the weather like this. >> yes. well rosemary is right here. i was telling you, the birds are singing outside right now in the clouds. >> yes. just a little bit of sunshine. more sunshine coming our way, dave, as we get into the weekend. a beautiful picture here. a live view of the golden gate bridge. you can see the flag there blowing on the side. we're expecting an increase in the winds today, so a pretty looking day. how it feels out there for today may be a little bit of a different story. sun will set right about 726, which means we have 13 hours of sunshine we're expecting for today in the low to mid to upper 50s outside. right now, a little bit of drizzle. a few sprinkles

remained for the first part of the day, and then the wind expected for the second part of the day, with temperatures just a little bit below average. i'll have a better look at what we can expect for today and the warm up coming in time for the weekend. coming up in just a little bit. 632 let's check the friday commute with sal. good morning sal. >> good morning rosemary. we still we have a little improvement on that situation on the bay bridge. looks like they may have removed that stall but the damage is done. triple a traffic camera showing us a huge backup here on the bay bridge because they had a couple of lanes blocked up there with this incident. now, one of the things that i did want to say is since it is friday, the volume is light. so once you know now that things are clearing up, this could go back to being really good commute in about 30 minutes. and that means if you're leaving the house, let's say at 715, there's still a little bit of hope. san mateo bridge is also an alternate route. we'll keep an eye on that. we have another report coming up in just a few right

now at 633. let's get back to the headlines and straight to that developing story we've been following in san francisco, where crews have the upper hand now on what was at a time a raging fire that gutted a four story residential building. >> the two alarm fire was burning on clay street at lyon, not far from the presidio branch library. the fire department says when crews arrived, the building was engulfed in flames. at this point, the fire is for the most part out, but crews are still busy putting out hot spots . they tell us that no one was legally living in the building at the time. the fire did not spread to neighboring buildings. student protesters on the stanford university campus held a march and rally against the war in gaza and ktvu sally rasmus is out there. >> the demonstration continues this morning with an encampment on the stanford campus. ali, good morning. >> good morning. dave and garcia will. behind us is white memorial plaza in the middle of the stanford university campus. i'll step out of the way and show you. you can see several dozen tents sprawled out here on the lawn, and just a few people starting to wake up after they spent the night here yesterday.

we will not stop. >> we will not rest. this class that has we will not let. >> the encampment was set up after several hundred people marched through the stanford university campus yesterday afternoon, with signs and some holding palestinian flags to protest the war in gaza and call on stanford to divest from companies with ties to the israeli government. the student protesters here say they see the current conflict in the middle east, and their activism for the palestinian cause is being very similar to student protest decades ago that called for an end to apartheid in south africa . >> as students, we are not part of an isolated event, but rather we are enmeshed in a history of demonstrations that have happened here and in every elite institution in this country. >> the group here at stanford, part of a wave of student demonstrations against the war in gaza that have taken over dozens of college campuses across the country in recent

weeks. in fact, across the bay at uc berkeley, there is a similar setup there with pro-palestinian protesters who have set up tents outside sproul plaza. now, the demonstration here at stanford was peaceful. there were no arrests, no word yet from stanford university as to whether the protesters and the encampment here will have to be cleared any time soon. live in palo alto. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, allie. thank you. time is 635. a funeral will be held today for an oakland police officer who died after being on life support almost six years back in 2018. officer jordan wingate was rushing to investigate a report of suspicious people at the port of oakland. a car collided with his patrol car as he was on his way to the scene, causing it to crash into a parked big rig. he was on life support ever since. earlier this month, he died later this morning. oakland police will hold a procession escorting his casket to the

three crosses church in castro valley. that service begins at 11 a.m. it will be open to the public and an artist, as well as an army veteran, is paying tribute to officer wingate. johnny castro sent us this image that he created. he says. it involves hundreds of what he calls portraits of valor. >> in oakland, there's a proposal to allow volunteers in the community to work on safety upgrades for streets. this weekend, engineer with the city's transportation department explained how it could work. >> one limitation would be in the types of projects that we would allow. we propose to limit it to three types of projects traffic circles, curb extensions and lane reduction. special events. in a presentation to the public works and transportation committee, the engineer said having volunteers help is still a possibility but could result in wealthier neighborhoods benefiting because they have more time to volunteer for. >> the committee voted to continue discussions for the proposal at its meeting on may 18th. police in pleasanton are

investigating a solo car crash that killed a family of four. investigators say a mother, father and their two children died wednesday night on foothill road near stone ridge drive. police say the family's car veered off the roadway, hit a tree, then burst into flames. authorities have not yet revealed the names of the victims. the two children we know who died were students in the pleasanton unified school district. >> we're aware that any any loss of life, especially when it involves an entire family, has an impact on students and staff and parents and guardians. >> police are trying to determine if speed or alcohol played a role in this week's deadly crash. what happened this week reminds many of another deadly crash that happened on foothill road in pleasanton nearly four and a half years ago. twin teenage boys and their friend were killed in a solo car crash near castlewood drive on christmas night. police say the driver lost control of a honda sedan, then smashed into a utility pole and a tree. >> our time now. 638 pga released its latest profits

report between january and march, the first quarter of 2024. pga reported a profit of $732 million, up more than 28% compared to the same quarter last year. that jump in profit comes during a frustrating time for many customers about skyrocketing monthly bills, with more increases on the way. the san francisco public utilities commission says it's moving ahead with its goal of buying the electric grid from pga. the commission says pga rejected its offer of $2.5 billion to buy the power grid. so now the city has asked the state public utilities commission for an independent valuation of the grid, hearing are due to begin later this year . >> san francisco would see the benefits of public power without impacting tax dollars used for critical city priorities like affordable housing and public safety. >> now, the city of san

francisco says it would pay for the grid, with bonds covered by income from the customers bills. san francisco says the utility rates would be lower because the city's utility company would not be seeking profits or paying executives bonuses. >> time now is 639. we do see the bay bridge improving just a little bit here because of a stalled vehicle. let's go right to the triple a traffic cameras and show you that we do see that the traffic is a little better. you're probably wondering why is there so much slow traffic on the bay bridge on a friday? and that's because we had a stalled vehicle up on the span for a bit . you can see traffic is still recovering off the bridge here. it's going to take a while, i think if you like to wait an hour or so, it'll be much better. line and clay a good area to avoid as firefighters put out a fire. we've been talking about the peninsula. traffic looks good and so does

the south bay commute at the moment at 640. let's talk about today's weather here. >> is rosemary. all right. good morning sal. just a little bit of rain out there this morning followed by partly cloudy skies, dry conditions and windy conditions for the afternoon. a live look here at the golden gate bridge. can't get enough of this picture. it's a gorgeous one. we do have a blue sky there. we have clouds, the pavement a bit damp and well, all glory is there blowing in the wind at this time. right now, santa rosa reporting partly cloudy skies and 50 degrees concord, mid 50s. we have oakland and san jose with mostly cloudy skies and a few sprinkles out there as well. storm tracker two pointing out areas of the east bay shore are higher elevations on the east end. there, fremont, san jose and into the santa cruz mountains. a little bit of drizzle here as well. this will be with us through the remainder of the morning hours, but by noontime, partly cloudy skies, drying conditions in the sierra, snow falling just about 6000ft this

morning, a few inches of new snow expected here for today. in addition to the snow, we could have isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon for the sierra and the sierra foothills. as if this is your getaway location, be prepared for that. meanwhile, for us here at home, a little bit of a breeze out there already this morning, but take a look at how the color coding changes into the afternoon. orange is pinks. reds primarily for our hills and just inside the bay as well as our coastline. no wind advisory, but some of the winds are expected to hit 25 to 35mph at times, so we'll be holding tight to the wheel crossing over those bridges for today. it does begin to taper off, but we do remain a bit breezy into the evening hours. i'll have a look at the temperatures expected for today and the warm up coming our way in the extended forecast after the break. >> thank you. rosemary ktvu special program voices for change returns with a new episode this weekend. we'll

feature a unique partnership include introducing children in oakland to the healing power of horses, the lessons these young people are learning through this program. also, a bay area teen wins a national award for her work improving the lives of others. learn how she's expanding sports opportunities for girls in underserved communities. all around the world. >> i started girls for sports, my freshman year of high school, and it was extremely grassroots and to see it grow so big to over 13,000 girls worldwide and gain recognition like this is super surreal. to see how well our message has been able to reach so many people. >> a new episode of voices for change this sunday morning at 930 right here on ktvu. >> how about that? all right. time is 643. a moving sale in oakland. the deals being offered by a nonprofit bookstore, and how people who support oakland's public library can save even more money, then is the bay area becoming less appealing to younger employees? >> a new study shows young tech workers are ditching the west

coast and going back east. new at seven why millennials and gen z tech workers are choosing new york, even though it has a higher cost of living than pg and e customers increasingly frustrated over rising bills. at the same time, the utility announces a big jump in profits in the first quarter. how t ceo defends recent r

trafficking, the city council voted to move forward with new permit rules. if passed, all message, all massage therapists would have to be certified by the state. all front windows would have to be visible. nothing covering them and no locks would be allowed on massage rooms. if a business permit is revoked, the owner can't open another massage parlor in the city. the new ordinance will go before the council again next month for final approval. >> all right. gasia time 647 a group in san francisco took matters into their own hands to improve safety for bicyclists and pedestrians by installing their own signs on a popular bike route. now, the bike route is called the wiggle. it has streets that are marked with green bike route signs on the pavement, cars and bicycles share the road, zigzagging for a

mile between the mission and the haight. now on tuesday, members of the group safe street rebel drilled official looking signs into the median without the city's approval, warning drivers to yield to pedestrian signs and to bikes. and members of this group did not want us to show their face. >> you really feel like sfmta needs to step up and just really drastically improve street safety. >> now, the sfmta tells ktvu while they appreciate the push for safer streets, the city's efforts are guided by engineering best practices to carry out a thorough review of feasibility and effectiveness for new or proposed roadway signs. these signs were not legal, and they have since been removed. well, millions of kaiser permanente customers may be getting an alert that their personal data was exposed outside the company based in oakland. it tells the sf gate that certain online tools that were installed on its websites

and mobile apps may have been exposed and may have exposed the names of patients. symptom searches and other data to third party vendors. kaiser says about 13.4 million people will be getting a notification about this breach. there's no word yet on when this happened. >> the us census has some disappointing news for tenants in california. many were hoping the recent boom in apartment construction across the state might finally provide some rent relief. but new government figures show the construction permits for multifamily homes plunged to a ten year low in california in the first quarter of this year, experts say, largely due to soaring interest rates. two california representatives are taking a closer look at what they call a property insurance crisis in california. north bay representatives mike thompson and jared huffman visited santa rosa's coffey park, a neighborhood devastated by fire in the 2017 tubbs fire. the lawmakers discussed the disaster resiliency and coverage act that would provide federal financial assistance to help make

properties more disaster resistant through grants and tax credits. the act comes as several insurance companies have pulled out of our state. >> when you put it all together, this is an important piece of making sure that insurance remains available and also affordable to the folks that we committed. almost seven years ago to continue and to stand with and to serve. >> the bill was referred to sue separate congressional committees last month for further review. google's parent company, alphabet, is announcing its first ever dividend and a $70 billion stock buyback. alphabet beat expectations for the first quarter and sales, profits and advertising after our shares surged after the report increased its market value by about $300 billion to now more than 2 trillion. this comes after alphabet's big tech rival, meta platforms announced its first ever dividend three months ago. an alameda county nonprofit bookstore is hosting a moving sale this weekend after almost 30 years in business on washington street, the bookmark bookstore will soon move to a

new home on broadway in old oakland. the moving sale starts at 11:00 this morning, goes through sunday, and organizers say they'll be putting out new goodies every single day. members of the friends of the oakland public library by the way, get an extra 50% off. >> i may have to get their. >> i love a good old book. >> i love old books. >> i love seeing like especially old cookbooks, when people have made little notes like decrease butter to half a you know, that sort of because you're like someone else touched this and learned from it and now it's mine. >> they're probably going to be at that sale. sal is here for us right now, watching our friday morning commute. everybody behaving for you. well the bay bridge, i would say kind of questionable there. >> dave, if you put it that way. although things are getting better on the bay bridge, i want to show it to you now. fridays, we usually do not have a big backup triple a traffic camera showing us, and that's because of an earlier stalled vehicle on the span. it's been removed, but boy, it really did cause a bunch of slow traffic because they had to slow the metering lights down on the bridge and we're looking

at the bridge itself. it's still going to be a little bit slow as you drive across the span. no problems on the dumbarton or the san mateo bridge. and really the rest of the commutes are definitely lighter than usual. so i think what's going to happen is once that bay bridge traffic cycles through, we won't have as much traffic, let's say in an hour at that spot. 651 let's talk about today's weather. here's rosemary. >> all right. good morning sal. we do have a change in the weather coming today into the afternoon. and then for the weekend, a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary. oakland on the right, alameda on the left, san francisco in the backdrop. and if you take a look at the water, you notice we've got ripples that indicates the breeze already picking up across the bay area. and for today, we do expect the winds to continue even increase in the afternoon. storm tracker two there we've got mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of drizzle, a few sprinkles falling over the bay area at this time, and we have

snow in the sierra with the levels again to about 6000ft for today. behind this system as it continues to work its way east, we do have that northwest flow that is setting up and behind the front. we expect the windy conditions for the afternoon. no wind advisory, but 25 to 35mph on the gusts, maybe even a little stronger in our hills. so do expect the windy conditions for the afternoon and temperatures will be a little bit below average. not too bad right now we're off to a relatively mild one in san francisco. at 53, we have 55 in walnut creek, upper 50s to start your morning in san jose and then for the afternoon, 60 degrees for san francisco on the peninsula, 64 in redwood city. some of our warmer locations today, 68 in east bay of antioch, as well as in the north bay of santa rosa. if you're thinking about going to lake tahoe area, as we showed you a moment ago, we've got snow falling there right now. south lake tahoe reporting a mix of rain and snow with that snow level right about the lake, 35

degrees right now. so above freezing. and then as we get into the afternoon, a cool day here in the lake tahoe area. low 40s for today, low 50s for tomorrow. upper 50s expected on sunday with dry conditions for us here at home. we will also follow that trend a little bit warmer with each passing day. partly cloudy skies saturday, sunday and warmer getting into the business week. upper 70s to about 80 degrees for our inland cities. dave. >> all right rosemary, thank you . time is 650 paparazzi. >> i don't play no yahtzee. >> how could i step on that? microsoft showing how it can create hyper realistic videos of talking human faces using artificial intelligence. we'll show you the demo video of an animated famous painting that went viral, and a free event this weekend. it's happening in piedmont. the festivities for the annual arbor day event, where kids have a chance to meet something ve

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of the last 48, 43 of the last 48 days, we've been running 100% clean energy on the grid. >> this is simply unprecedented. the fifth largest economy in the world, 11 days straight, breaking all records 100. green wind, water, solar. i mean, it's just extraordinary. >> now, california's energy grid says california surpassed 10,000mw of battery storage capacity, which helps to keep keep the lights on at night when solar power is no longer producing and wind power is very reduced. well, happening today, piedmont and there are annual arbor day celebration now. it's a big event scheduled between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. at piedmont community hall. it will feature a raptor meet and greet with a live hawk or owl from the lindsey wildlife center, a public works. big trucks will be

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